Caesar Counts to Sixty-Seven
VENI I CAME VIDI I SAW VIVI SIX SEVEN
A bust of Julius Caesar appears beside the phrase “Veni, vidi, vici,” but the final word is humorously replaced with “vivi” and translated as “six seven.” The joke comes from misreading or extending the Roman numeral sequence, turning Caesar’s famous declaration into an absurd counting gag.
marble bust / мраморный бюстRoman statue / римская статуяman’s head / голова мужчиныcurly hair / кудрявые волосыgray background / серый фонblack lettering / чёрные буквыLatin text / латинский текстEnglish translation / английский переводRoman numeral / римская цифраportrait sculpture / скульптурный портрет
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- image
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- 800×495 · 44.3 KiB
- Mood
- absurd, witty
- Language
- en
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